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The article explores the personal and professional challenges and advantages of living as visible minorities across various countries over decades. Topics discussed include the evolution of the concept of diversity, the dynamic process of academic acculturation for linguistically and culturally diverse students, and the contrast between academic expertise and lived experience in understanding diversity.

Reviews the play "Friction," performed by Michael Green and Blake Brooker at Big Secret Theater on January 4-8, 2005.

The article presents details on Achilles tendinopathies, a type of foot injury that occurs while running, and includes steps to ease the pain and rectify the injury through physical therapy.

The article relates the author's reflections from his career transition from teaching to a managerial job. The author found out that the theory-practice distinction is a false dichotomy. He further added that not all lessons learned as teachers are transferable to management and leadership.

The article focuses on Morton's Neuroma, a running injury that irritates the nerve in the feet and may cause pain and numbness.

The article offers information on the running injury called shin splints that is common among runners and can cause discomfort and pain along the medial or the tibia.

The article presents exercise instructions for runners to prevent common running injury such as iliotibial band syndrome.